ok that fudge factory is not the 2nd best thing to see in Missouri... I grew up there, and it isn't the most tourist friendly place, but come on. The Arch, the Capitol building, the Lake of the Ozarks, and the museum for Scott Joplin and ragtime music would all trump the fudge factory :)
Thanks for sharing yor perspective on the American highway. You're right, it IS and will be a cultural shift to get people to even imagine a world where cars are not the priority but we're getting there, slowly but surely.
This past Tuesday, I attended a lecture given by the President of the ACLU, Deborah N. Archer, where she read from her new book "Dividing Lines" which talks about racism in transportation. Check it out.
ok that fudge factory is not the 2nd best thing to see in Missouri... I grew up there, and it isn't the most tourist friendly place, but come on. The Arch, the Capitol building, the Lake of the Ozarks, and the museum for Scott Joplin and ragtime music would all trump the fudge factory :)
so in other words, glad you didn't make that detour at least ;)
Haha! I think they knew what they were doing with their advertising. 💩
Thanks for sharing yor perspective on the American highway. You're right, it IS and will be a cultural shift to get people to even imagine a world where cars are not the priority but we're getting there, slowly but surely.
This past Tuesday, I attended a lecture given by the President of the ACLU, Deborah N. Archer, where she read from her new book "Dividing Lines" which talks about racism in transportation. Check it out.
Cheers!
Thanks for the comment and the book recommendation. I'll check it out.